New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
THE PINKER7ON MEN DENOUNCED
ACTION OF THE UNITED LABOR PARTY.
ASKING THE GOVERNOR TO STAMP OUT THE
"GANG OF MURDERoUs TRAMPs "-oTHEI WORK

ASKING THE GOVERNOR TO STAMP OUT The
"GANG OF MURDERoUs TRAMPs "-oTHEI WORK
DONE.
The meeting OF the County Convention OF the Unted
Labor Party called TO order in Clarendon Hall last
night by First Vice President Frank Fcrre In the ao-
of Chairman McMackin who is in Albany at the
State Trades Assembly. There full meeting OF DEL
egaes and looked II they intended TO do some busi-
In reading the minutes the secretary called the BODY
"County General Committee" This led to dispute as
to whether the body was committee or convention Az
decided that II convention. Patrick Doody OF
the lid District asked the privilege OF introducing res
ouon in regard to the Pnkerton massacre III jersey
City, Colonel r. ]. Hinton moved suspension Of inc
rules for the purpose This carried, and Mr. Doody
introduced resolutions which adopted after much
debate, In which the PinkertOD system was freely con
demned The first paragraph of the preamble says:
Wher,n' private and irresponsible body OF armed on
years assumed to exercise throughout The C9ea ss
militia Of states, and the Regular Army
The last paragraph Is this:
Whereas The socaled Pnkerton men are going from r
70 state committing murders for which none OF theh ~ "
The that follow call npon the Governor Of this
State stamp out the bloodstaned gang OF MURDER
Gus tramps who have dared Ia establish their heauquh
tiers in the metropolis Of American civilization ue,n
that the Legislature pass law "forbdling me empoS,
ment special officers Of men who are mol cithes o
the State and have not resided three years NJ ehs, ~
officers he In the exclusive service and pay or the n
err authorities under pain Of fine and imprisonment Tor
receiving any SALARY reward from individuals or cor
poratons and they ask Congress To Investigate NJ once
the workings OF the coal pools and the interstate raioaus
connected Herewith -,
Delegate Rawson Of the XvITIth District. asked me
privilege Of introducing resolution in regard 10 Dr NC
Glynn. There was n storm OF points OF order made
James p Archibald got the floor and said am IN
position to know that Father McGlynn does not wish ths
body body OF politicians To pass any resolutions
Mr. Rawson began reading his resolution at the op OF
his voice but he howied down and the voice OF MI
Archibald heard above the rest saying: ms u an
outrage Dr. McGlynn." This seemed to have some
effect on Mr. Rawson and he withdrew the resolution
Then Professor Daniel DeTcon began 10 read The report
OF the Committee Constitution II provided Tor CLEO
ton district and Assembly district organizations Assem-
tly district executive committees, county general com
mttee and county executive committee and rules ior
their government, The rules differ little from those OF
other paries One section provides that the Assembly
district executive committee shall provide Lectures anu
other educational entertainments William McChbe
moved print the constitution In The Irddr To-Day anu
make IL special order for next week This was moplch
George Mckay, OF the XIIth District, moved that tue
body resolve Itself into County General Collnlliec.
There was such a bubbub this that the Chairman
broke the gave In trying 10 restore order.
James y. Archibald thought that some Interior tnouNe
the bottom OF the action Of some OF the membGr
Mr. McKay's motion carried amid applause. Inc
committee adjourned until next Friday